KVC Hospitals is now Camber Children’s Mental Health. Learn more about this change and Camber’s expansion of services coming in 2023.

KVC Hospitals will begin providing youth psychiatric hospital services in Western Kansas in early 2023 at a newly leased space.

Camber’s Medical Directors, Dr. Jyotsna Adma and Dr. Anh Vinh, have dedicated their careers to helping children and families achieve wellness—both physical and mental. See how they’re transforming behavioral healthcare in this blog.

Governor Laura Kelly announced today that the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) has reached a contract agreement with Camber Children’s Mental health to open a modern acute psychiatric hospital in Hays to meet the needs of youth in western Kansas.

KVC is commemorating 30 years of our Kansas City treatment center providing compassionate psychiatric care to youth to help them heal.

Robert (Bobby) Eklofe, MHSA, has been named as KVC Hospitals President effective immediately. Eklofe has been with KVC for 30 years.

Kansas youth experience waitlists and barriers to getting critical, life-saving psychiatric care. KVC Hospitals is addressing the bed shortage in Kansas to advance children’s mental health care.

Responding to overwhelming demand for more children’s psychiatric treatment, KVC Hospitals Wichita opened a 54-bed acute treatment center serving youth ages 6 to 18.

KVC Hospitals Hays is transitioning to an all-psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF) to provide services to an underserved population of youth.

KVC Hospitals (now Camber Children’s Mental Health) opened a children’s mental health hospital in Wichita to serve youth closer to home.